Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-23
General Notes.


man named Newell, coal-heaver for Var
Riepen, met wife a dreadful accident
the cars running over him, crushing his
right arm which had to be amputated
He is now at the U. P. hospital.
The New West Academy has resumed
sholartor operations with an increased
number of scholars.
TIE DEMOCRAT gives more condense
and pertinent Ogden items than any othei
newspaper.
1t was undoubtedly Monday when the
Ogden man of the S. L. Herald stated
that our new sprinkling cart was blue.
Tuesday afternoon we had the happy
wedding of Mr. Lemuel G. Sisman, Of
Idaho, with Miss Caroline Wilson (daugh-
ter of Mr.. Thos. L. Williams, the miller, }
on North Main street. The DEMOCRAT
extends due congratulations.
Sunday morning early L. DIETER known
as "Dick') mccarthy put fellow named
Alb Brown out of his saloon, after having
tapped him on the head and calling
him Cd d-n liar. McCarty was ar
rested by Deputy Milestone on Monday,
and to-day by Marshal Ballantyne. He
was to appear in the Police Conrt to-day.
but the q. S. Commissioner has priority
Of Jurisdiction.
Mr.. r. A. Wells was under the weather
and confined to his residence at latest re-
ports yesterday afternoon.
The nightly frosts with which we have
been afflicted have done some damage to
the prematurely budding trees, especially
peach trees.
DIR. II. J. Powers left for your town
1ae ,frcr 70 elf nd "a nd
campfire.
To-day the funeral of the beloved in
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. f.
Brown took place, being well attended.
H. V. Shurtliff sends word from San
Francisco that he is hale and hearty,
having got up to his standard weight,
though he did not gain pound yet, as
did Johnny Dee.
Mr.. 7. W. Jones has made his spring
tenants happy by having their nice resi-
dences supplied with handsome coat of
painting.
McNutt's bar in the Broom Hotel has
been freshly painted by ~. Caggie, the
old-time decorator.
A boom of births has struck our town.
On the Goth, c.. A. Careswell, the we'll
known pedestrian, ran to his Wife's bed
side to kiss his latest trophy, a bouncing
boy, just arrived. On Monday, H. H.
Geiger had express business at home. to
enter the delivery into his care of a fine
girl; and the same day, the wife of J. B.
Stoddard, the lecturer, gave birth to
male sprig of Utah's best crop.
The U. P. has Just received fifteen car
loads Of oil from Cleveland, Ohio, for the
Continental Oil Company.
The report at to "Scip" Kenner's be-
striding the editorial tripod of the Herald
appears to have emerged from a mis-
understanding on account of his recent
visit in Ogden. learn from most trust
worthy source that Frank J. Cannon is
occupying that distinguished elevation.
He has been there before and is an able
journalist, only on the wrong side, this
time.
L. o. Schofeld, from Tintic, Utah, is
at the Chapman House.
George Lashus and other owners of
trotting, pulling or running animals, are
exercising the swiftness and sure-footed-
ness of their equines on the streets, as if
there were going to be races soon.
Mrs. r. P. Harris is moving herself
and family out of the residence on Fifth
and Spring streets, out to her mothers,
Mrs. Terrill, in Mound Fort. She can
not endure the old place, since the death
of her husband.
Old dad" Kearsley, for long years the
mailing clerk of the Ogden Junction and
Herald, but retired a few months ago on
account of the illness and subsequent
death of his wife and his own infrmity, !
is out on the sunny streets looking better
than when he was taken i'll. Many more
springs to Richard.
On Monday night the transom over the
entrance to Qayson d Co.'s billiard and
cigar hall fell, breaking into splinters and
destroying the fine 8-inch plate glass of
one of the door wings.
Postmaster Tyler proves that new
brooms sweep clean, making valuable /
improvements in the apartments of the |
postoffice. He deserves and receives the /
thanks of the general public, for instance, /
by the putting up of two lamps on the |
sides opposite the mail boxes.
The conservatory OF Mr.. Adolph |
Schansenbach and the neatly poisoning
lawn in front are the delightful attractions
for the eyes of all who pass Spring street,
near Fourth.
The Woman's Relief Corps has changed
its headquarters from Corey's Hall to
the knights of Pythias place of gather
ing, Castle Hall. The meetings of the
Corps are regularly held on the second
and fourth Thursdays of each month, be-
ginning at 2:30p. m. So I learn from
Mrs. H. NJ. Bond, who has gone down
for the Department Encampment in your
city, with her husband and his comrades
of this post.
Baird's Mammoth Minstrels will APP
pear in Union Opera House on the 2Sth
instant.
Yesterday afternoon, so it is stated,
Mr.. II. c. Swanner of West Weber was
married to Miss Alice Nelson. Instead
of the Bishop as first contemplated, it
was the Justice of the Peace who tied the
nuptial knot which we hope will be one
of unIisturbed bliss, ''love-knot"
p. j. Barratt Esq, left for Salt Lake
this evening on land Office business.
At A. J. Stout's dance hall across
Ogden river, they had an accident Mon
day night, part of the building caving
in. No serious damage was accustomed,
however.
The political conundrum upper-most,
in loyal minds is: Cannot the recently
elected municipal officials be compelled
to take the oath? And if so why not at |
once?
The Hook and Ladder boys have re-
elected their old officers, with Orson
Riser as foreman. They have done well
and wisely. {
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